We landed in Seville, the flamboyant Andalusian capital in the South of Spain, on a warm humid afternoon of June and went thru an inordinately long wait for immigration. Hotel accommodation had been booked in the old town area of Las Setas, a historically important district of Seville and very centrally located. Well paved (with stones) lanes and buildings with Andalusian architecture greeted us. Seville is known to be a…